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Travel To Surgery
Our team is prepared to welcome patients from across the United States and from countries like Brazil. Dr. Carvalho’s office is conveniently located in Coral Gables, Miami, near Miami International Airport.
If you are traveling from out of town, don’t worry. Our team is here to guide you through every step of the process. Before your trip, you can reach out to our patient coordinator who will assist you with your surgical evaluation and provide an estimate for your procedure.
Some cool tips you should know
01. Before Travel
Pre-Exams
Initial evaluation by photos (PHOTO GUIDELINES), blood work, and any pertinent test.
02. Arrived
Consultation
The patient will be evaluated by Dr.Carvalho for instructions, at least one day before surgery.
03. After Surgery
Discharge
The patient will be in the recovery room for a couple of hours before being discharged (home/hotel).
04. One Day After Surgery
Evaluation After Surgery
The day after surgery the patient will be evaluated, dressings changed and the patient will receive further information on post-operative care.
05. Back Home
1 Week Evaluation
The patient will be evaluated 8 days after surgery, before going back home.
05. At Home
Post-Operative
It is important to stress that the healing process takes usually 6 months. Lymphatic (Post-Operative) massages are very important and crucial for good results.
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Places To Visit
Ocean Drive
Through Southern Florida, there is a major road known as the A1A. When it passes through much of Miami, it is known as Ocean Drive, and it turns into Collins Avenue as you head toward Miami Beach. Be prepared for thousands of people in their best swimsuits, a plethora of nightlife options, access to white sand beaches and plenty of roller skating on the paved sidewalk just next to the road. Ocean Drive is lined with trees, which means that you can stroll back and forth, sightseeing and people-watching the whole way, and still take advantage of the shade on a hot Miami day.
Miami Beach Boardwalk
The Miami Beach Boardwalk is perhaps the best way to walk along the coast of Miami Beach. It stretches for over three miles, and it never veers far from the coast and Miami’s most stunning beaches. The Miami Beach Boardwalk begins at Indian Beach Park in Mid-Beach Miami, and it heads south all the way to the heart of South Beach. Eventually, the boardwalk turns to a paved walkway, but it never stops being lively, vibrant and scenic. Head there in the early morning to beat the heat and join the countless runners and cyclists starting their day with some exercise.
Little Havana
If you can’t get to Cuba, the next best place to experience Cuban cuisine, heritage, music and culture is in Little Havana. The highlight of this Miami attraction is the main drag through the district, called Calle Ocho or 8th Street. You’ll exclusively hear Spanish being spoken, and the surrounding shops on either side of the street sell Cuban favorites. On the street is Tower Theater, an Art Deco structure that still shows movies subtitled in Spanish. Stop in at Azucar Ice Cream Company to get Cuban-inspired sweet treats like a guava sorbet.
